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Parvin, Benjamin, 1728-1795

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http://viaf.org/viaf/49095838

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122316564

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/22579519

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Parvin, Benjamin, 1728-1795

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Lightfoot family papers, 1726-1933 (inclusive), 1733-1885 (bulk).

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Lightfoot family. Lightfoot family papers, 1726-1933 (inclusive), 1733-1885 (bulk).

Title: Lightfoot family papers, 1726-1933 (inclusive), 1733-1885 (bulk).

The majority of materials in this collection relate to surveys completed by Samuel, Benjamin (1726-1777), Thomas (1728-1793), Thomas Jr. (1779-1817), Benjamin Head (1787-1824), and Jacob Lightfoot (1793-1857). Papers include land records such as warrants, surveys, orders to survey, and indentures. Also included are correspondence, field books, and receipts that document the work of Samuel, Benjamin, Thomas (1728-1793), and Thomas Lightfoot Jr. (1779-1817), as well as their associates Benjamin Parvin, Benjamin Jacob, Andrew Lytle, and Mordecai Yarnall. There are also land and surveyor records for Thomas Lightfoot (1742-1821), Jesse Lightfoot, and Thomas Montgomery Lightfoot. Peppered throughout the surveyor records are personal correspondence, land papers, and records for estate administration. Also included is a brief journal describing the religious experience of Ruthanna Rutter, which passed into the Lightfoot family through Sarah Lightfoot Hughes.

ArchivalResource: 13 boxes, 21 vols. (8 linear ft.)

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Marvin, Benjamin

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The Marvin Family collection, 1853-1920, (bulk 1853-1880).

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The Marvin Family collection, 1853-1920, (bulk 1853-1880).

Title: The Marvin Family collection, 1853-1920, (bulk 1853-1880).

Archival history of some 220 letters, most with original envelopes lacking stamps. All but a very few letters are addressed to Thomas Marvin. Thomas Marvin has several sons and daughters. The most important of this correspondence are a series of 48 letters to him from his two sons, J.T. Marvin and Matthew W. Marvin of the 144th N.Y. Infantry. Although unable to determine the unit of J.T. Marvin, his wartime correspondence is a valuable record to Civil War history. Both brothers fought in the North Carolina campaigns, and one, Matthew, fought in Georgia and Florida. These letters contain campaign and battle history and general soldier camp news; manuscript concerning AWOL of a captain of the 7th U.S.C.T. from Jacksonville, Florida (1864); letter requesting court of inquiry as to the guilt of the AWOL, indorsed by several officers; special order no. 12 granting leave of absence to attend personal business. Letters are mostly from Kansas, Indiana, and Wisconsin, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.

ArchivalResource: 1 box.

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Parvin, Benjamin, 1728-1795

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Lightfoot family.

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Lightfoot family.
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